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Shows/Breeder conferences in US midwest?

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aziraphale77

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Does anyone know of any shows/conferences that come through the midwest? I know NARBC was just here in Chicago, and it was great, but it had very few amphibians. I didn't know of any other shows/conferences where amphibians are available in the midwest (near Illinois in particular). Any information would be appreciated. Thanks!
 
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We have a quarterly show here in Omaha, but alas, this is snake people country. Then again, I skipped the last show and there was a fellow with axolotls. Rumor has it that sometime next year there may be a fellow with a few caudates, a book, and some vivaria though.;)
 
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You just missed the Midwest Frog Fest which was Oct 3rd in Joliet. Never been to it, but I get the impression it's mainly dart frogs.
 
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